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The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
Coercion t0 bo Adopted.

LONDON, February ,,.-Ihc temper OF
the conversation conference to-day was
distinctly in favor OF Irish suppression and
this was only appcased by Lord Sails,
bury's promise that as soon as the new
procedure rules were adopted coercion
would follow. The leading argument oi
the others was that The adoption ot th:
procedure rules was the first step towards
putting stop to Irish obstruction tactics
in parliament aul strengthening '',c action
oftne executive l., Ireland.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
Railroad Naul4se:s D"mora!iZc:..

Tive western railroad managers he'd a
meeting at Chc"S" Wednesday. All OF
the road, between Chicayn and Sln Fran
cisco were represented. HE 'ran>ton'i'
mental managers are utterly H@noraf"ed.
They cannot see any way ont tor them.
For instance, the tariff /" O.dr'. is four
times as high as the ,nroug:, rate, to Sa:
Francisco An advance g: the latter wiI!
throw all the bu>ines, TO the Pacific Mail.
\ proportionatc decrease in the Ost:c;' and
other local points will bankrupt Tho roads.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25

DENVER, Feb, ,s.--Report, received at
the Office of the Colorado Ca,,l: Growers
Association indicate that south of Mon
tana to the Gull of Mexico the cattle have
~intered better than for years. Reports
from Western Canada also show that the
cattle have not suffered more than usual.
said, ut is expected that losses will occw
in some portions Of tht: Territory where
the grass is short, but :hr losses is report.
ed BY some eastern papers are greatly
Exaggerated. Al! danger 70 range
cattle is now over and III. cattc,ntn ars
looking forward to year Of prosperity
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
Earthquake,

Two shock, Of earthquake were ;c'' at
Nice. l',..nc,, a, six O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. Houses rocked, walls cracked
and in some cases fail ,cncncrts were
thrown 70 ,h. ground. The people rushed
from their ho.,se>, and fell upon their
knees in the streets, praying for deliver
anr. from Sudden death Visitors TO the
CITY became thoroughly frightened and
i.l. the place. Many persons were injured
9v failing debris, mach alarm was tel, ly,t
there. he Il recurrence "! shocks. l"r
Prince 0i W:tl,> whn "a> in Nice 4 IL"
day, AGO, witnessing ;Hc :c>':vit;cs o""cc1,
il,u ,.,lrs.. >ra~N!., tlHi ',rn ~ u''Nar
,;:vI.. aMA ,.:s safe - CHutt>. Shncks
wy,, al. ;v:, 1T Npn'" Carlo aMh Nnnarn,
l,ulv. 1T Nnch p.Hr. t't.y "rr" 80 severe
,;,a. rock were ,:-',tr:Iri: from lhc cliff
and ,,r,cis,t,:H,. IL Ill. 90. iA" !; 'urh,
atic... ,>','!,',i Is ,., =, 'tc"eV.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
LoN bEAVERHEAD COUNTY, NJ FRIDAY IS, 1887

Council Joint memorial No. 1--Askiuu
a" appropriation Of $;oo,ooo for \ GLOW.
stone Park was passed
Council No. c,--Tree planting bill, was
passed.
House bill No. :,--Allowing railroad
trunk lines to consolidate branches under
one charter and management, wa. passed.
Both houses adjourned until Wednesday,
Feb. ,3d.
CouNCil.-FED. q.
Only six members answered To roll call
and adjournment was taken till Thursday.
HOUSE.
Petitions were received from, the Knights
Of Labor Assembly, and IA Of the citizens
of Deer Lodge against the passage of the
Penitentiary Bill.
Petitions numerously signed were re.
ceived from Bozeman and Helena against
higl, license.
In response to the House resolution re.
questing information regarding the ap.
! pointment Of a School Textbook Co,nmis
| communication:
! II have the honor to say have searched
! diligently the records and papers Of this
! Office and find no memorandum, or other
evidence that commission has been APP
pointed and thi, answer covers
each Of the two question:, in said resolu.
| ton
! Hoffman gave notice OF IL bill CONCERNING g
the sale OF poisonous drugs. The bill will
| provide that all persons selling pnisonou.
drugs shall keep {, record, showing the
be open to public inspection.
The following bills were in,roduccd:
BY Marshall-Rill to amend the act
creating the otfic. Of county attorney
salary and fees not to exceed 1900 aud i
they TALL below ST. 900 the county to make
up the deficiency.
by Tay!or-To create the county OF re
ton and for the election Of officers thereof.
The pen;tentiary bill was referred to tn,
Committee ON Internal improvements.
The bill limiting the amount OF indebt
edness o: Yellowstone county passed.
The bill concerning the Lords Day wa
read the third time, and by unani.noo
consent was amended by Marshall maxim,
the first day OF the week as named in III
act cx,crd from Ga. III. Sunday until I
O'Clock nom Of the same day.
The bill to create Board OF E.,:atio,
was laid on the table.
The bill creating Board oi Arbitrator
to settle difficulties between employers "n
employees was read the third time.
Holt moved to indefinitely postpone il.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
\ California Cyclone.

Oroyl!i.r. ca!a., Feb. :. - \ tytt"''"
.,as.c,: near hear ln>t might, ""i ',)r c'''
1uucc at six miles carried everything hc'
fore It. destroying lr''ce> and cA"':s. ~
breadth was about ,,r.v trt'. II W. ''r
first ever reported Ne>' ii III f"'A'
Mountains.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
~oxrANa LEGlsLATURE.
~ ~. Work Being Done ~ the
rerriserial Law Makers
co,,NClL-FEB 10.

.orSclr.-FEB 10.
49, ,,crc received from Missoua
.,nd,y law, and from the co'or:d
'0' .,.n.s of Helena, against the Pen'te"'
t;ary bill. 80, , ;,,,,,d,c.a.
r. r. xickard.-1o amend the militia 'a~ =,
- :. ,h- exemption Of members fro" poll
NJ ~ ,o.d m tax, and jury duty; also appoint
T.. ',, . yearly battalion drill DAY.
'"I D neutrality-suspicious. $4,000
:, the benefit Of the established charitable
.".,;,,,,on,. upcn whom he has developed
... and maintenance Of orphaned chill.
iren.
,.,rc;, members OF the committee 70 con
:. x;,h he Dakota Legislature concern.
- ,he means 10 prevent contagious dis
p,s.s among live stock.
The following bills were passed:
.r,c bill. relating to the trustees Of re'is-
Ious corporations.
p, concerning the adoption OF children
The House substitute for the bill creating
Park county passed. The new county as
es s,.ok,o Of the debt OF Gal'atin
.rbr assessed valuation is about ., 'oo,ooc
md .he tax levy will be the same as Gala
IN t,r 1887 until the next general election.
Livingston nanc'! ~ the county seat and
h. f,,lowiny off .crs together with their
,,or;., and where not already tixci.
~ law were designated Tor the sam. length
cf time
The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-25
S.AI..\RY Y

HOUSE.
A petition from Townsend was received
praying for new county to tc created Ivy
The name OF Mission.
The following notices were given:
By Mar>hali--Tc amend the act creating
,he Office Of Count Attorney, and revising
his duties.
By Johnson Providing the penalty for
poisoning dogs and other domestic ami
r,als.
The salary bill was made the special
prdsr for two o'clock next Wednesday
afternoon.
The following bills were introduced:
Gs Hofinan-ro prevent the slaughter
pi fowls and birds. except from August
18th to November 18TH.
By Thompson-D..iusliry from .hr AS
tessed valuation Of property the amount
;! mortgages which arc taxed to prevent
double taxation.
The amendment to Bei-dcs's Relici bill,
p'ovidin. for hi, possible obscquies, was
withdrawn and the measure was lost.
The special committee having in charge
'he Park county bill, repor,c! substitute,
which was passed.
The bill for the prevention ~. the run.
ming a. large OF rams was passed.
CoUNC1I--FEB. l9.
the following bill, were in.rodutcd:
Council bill No. IS. /, provides for ,h;.
establishment of graded schools.
Council bill No. ~. It surpre>>es and
prevents the dissemination of .cab ant!
PAher Contagious diseases.
The following bills were passed.
Council b:!! bill No. 34--Coucerning the
faaca;ion Of deaf ,nu,cs.
House bill No. o-.A.ncn,iiny and repeal.
ing the gag law
House bill No. IS, notwithstanding
- ''e compensation Of county officers.
Council bill No. :s-Giving King &
"she contract to build penitentiary.
The governor has approved house bill!
w. 'H the ra'ietv theatre liquor bill
also house bill No. 81, allowing deputy
treasurer at $1,000 salary in counties with
100000 assessment.
HOUSE.
Notices OF the following bills were given
q! 0orham-Creating the county O
~sscaoe, with Great Falls as the count,
seat.
ny iay'or-Crea,ins the county OF Re
'. s''' i. also preventing the running at larg.
- diseased animals; also for the bette,
protection Of live stock.
house bill No. ;, relating to the sale q
''4''r 10 The county poor, was lost, as In,
|'"'c'' would no. rcccs:e from lis amend
E'ent
'0''e bill No. 3;-Boua,y for KILN.
), obstructive animals: bear, S.; ;norn,,;,
,,o'' 9s' wolf, s.; cayo,v, S.; prairie doc
49, squire! Sc. mo bounty I, b. ra;a q,
n ~ '"o latter except il, lots @: ,s, skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
RAT POISON DIDNT KILL HIN.

Matthew Law, OF No. 342 East Forty -second-st,
attached TO Harpers WeeHly,' attempted to commit
suicide in Brooklyn yesterday by taking rat poison
Ne urohased the stuff at lsaac>en's drug store in
En,tan ar nut it on sume cakes, ate them and
crossed tho river. Entering Kyles bakery at Court
and Carroll st, where he was acquainted. be handed
MIR KYLE HE gold watch, pOcketbook and other
x.Iuabie,. together with q note, saying; have
taken poison and will be dead in three hours Soon
he began to vomit Mr. Kyle becoming alarmed
snmmoned assistanoe and took the man to Or:
Watts's Office No. 3S4 Court-st Law was atterwaTd
removed to the LoIg island College Hospital and
later when he had been pronounced out OF danger,
~as taken 10 a police station where he wss locked
nm domestic troubles are SAID to be the cause OF
his act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
THE FLOODS IN MAINE.
SWIFT VOYAGE IN AN INDIAN CANOE.
MANY BRIDGES DESTROYED - RAILROAD TRACK
WASHED OUT.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

MANY BRIDGES DESTROYED - RAILROAD IRACk
WASHED OUT.
rBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
BANGOR, May There is fall in the great freshet
today and no appreciabe The Easements all along
Broad Central and Exchange SITS. have
been full Of water. Some big wholesale
firms had boats in their cellars to-day and found
no difficulty in rowing around wheelwright Clark d
Co.. Rice Miller, silas ID. Jones sons N. g. Harlow
Thomas White, James A. Robinson Wood
Bishop & Co, suffered considerable losses, although
they moved everything possible out of their buildings F.
p. HunnewaL OF Bangor. and I. II. Manton, OF
Auburn, have Just down from Lincoln
forty-hvs miles up the river using canoe
handled By au Indian was rapid passage. the cur
rent being so strong the shore had the same appear
ance II from railway train on the many rapids
between Lincoln and oldtown distance OF thrtytnree
miles, they obliged TO make but ono carry Inc
high that they passed directly over dams
only by a Slight slope in the water; over the
great rapids they made similar passage
smooth sal The fields along the river flooded for
the whole distance and several asm we're % seen
garded 6y the lumbermen as encouraging news J..
sS Hcf & GI fepor cannot be used and
blows the streets clouds The steam nre engines are
s nts Si ali
water and business is seriously interrupted
sn. aGnS e. s%poS%sn snS % TSc vsse with few
tons do not dare TO enter the harbor No Boston
have been In the narDor shcc dst
Ali stopping at Bucksport The only steamer which
dares 70 come up the Ambra OF the Bar Harbor line.
and e takes two at the wheel.
The track OF the Maine Central at Costgan which
was washed away by freshet been hauled back
into place and anchored Six bridges have gone
on In the town Of HOwland this week aud
not a road is psssable there. In other
towns the same conditions OF bridges are no
ticed the up-river mail, which has been de-
iayed a week. was started from here this a m,
going by rail TO Milford. thirteen miles. There It
was taken boats and at noon had gone but ten miles
further and Is only expected to reach
a point afty-eght miles from the &c city, and may
n charge OF the mails The post Office no chance to
be relieved Of the great accumulation OF mall matter
filled In response to q dispatch from the Super
inrendent OF Nails in Boston. Postmaster
Cummings last night sent the delayed newspaper bags
Tor the Provinces by train to Portland, whence they VIII
be sent 10 st John b.. by steamer There were sew
eral ruckloads, Weighing many tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
PLUNGING INTO A CREEK.
ACCIDENT TO A TRAIN IN NEW MEXICO.
SEVEN PASSENGERS AND THERE rRAIsMES KNOWN

SEVEN PASSENGERS AND THERE TRAISMEN KNOWN
TO DE HURT-oNE PERSON FATALLY INJURED.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, May loving to effort 70
suppress TIE news the particulars Of serious accident
which occurred Wednesday theaAtlantic and Pa
cc Railroad forty miles Of Daggett Station, have
Just reached here. Tho eastbound passenger
tran three hours behind me rushing the desert
at the rate Of forty miles an hour ran into
creek the bridge which had been burned The en-
gne went the gap, but the Jar threw the fireman
out of the cab The tender went through into the shall
low arroyo, forming barricade against which
the cars ran with terrific force. The mail
car turned half round, standing across the
track, and the baggage and express car was thrown
twenty feet from the track and turned over Two
passenger cars were thrown from the rails. but
the two Pullman remained on the track
scene OF frghtful CONSERVATION ensued. No
one believed that the passengers in the overturned
car would escape death. Fireman Charles Smith was
picked up unconscious His leg broken, his spine
injured and he sustained internal injuries He is not
expected to recover The following among the In
jured persons taken from the wrecked cars:
BEARD. "LEy," leg crashed.
LDwARDs p, had his arm broken. . -
GREEN p. j.. natl agent. had his shoulder dslocated
HANSON HENRY c.. cut and bruised about the head
MCMILLAN MR. an aged woman suffered confusion Oh the
PIPPis b. L. mall agent had his foot and leg smashed.
ssYpER ~ of Wala HaIla Washington Territory suffered
scalp wound which the surgeon closed with thirty
THoSSroS EDWARD was badly bruised about the heat.
recovery from injuries received In previous accident TO
a train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
SWOLLEN RIVERS IN NEw-BRUNswICK.
sr. JOHN COT OFF FROM TUE woRLD-FREDERIC

ST JOHN CUT OFF FROM THE WORLD-rhE
TON ALMOST SUBMERGED.
Boston, May 7 (Speeiab- dispatch from ST. John.
n B. saws mot since 1854 has this province suffered
40 dsastrousy by fsshets this spring The wharves
at the boat landings Portland under water The
streets fronting on river have all been inundated and
many firms have obliged TO suspend business The
cellars OF twelve tenements and choohouse have been
invaded and one building carried Of All the mills In
the immediate vicinity aud in the harbor have been
Obliged TO close except two and several hundred hands
are thrown out employment But the most serious e
fects are along river and at Fredericton Inc hooos
have extended at points far inland and the river
ye,erday was rising half inch an hour. passing the
highest point ever before reached II 1t continues
its advance at the same rate as during
the laat twenty-four hours Fredericton VIII
be com submerged before morning In many OF
the sreets teams cannot make their way ana IL - ANUS
ing 10 see people sailing along the roads on ralts 10
ward the part OF the city the water has closed ne
road along tho river bank anu Ih'Anou
the whole back part OF the town. bui
the danger that the supply OF water as
by the engines at the pumping station NAV DO cut OIL
steam 1re Is used Instead but its iorce
ba rely sufficient to supply the household needs Ihe
citizens are dreading outbreak or nre.
rhr people This city virtually smut out Out u ON
the world There has not been mai nom
boston since Sunday last and several days may eapse
before traffic Is resumed supmergeu laoAS on 'no
Maine Central the cause"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
SALISBURY AND GOsCHEN SPEAK.

LAMENTING THE DFGENERACY OF PARLIAMENT
"IRIsH GRoANING AND COMMONPLACEs."
LONDON. May THE electors OF st. Georges,
Hanover Square. gave banquet this evening
In honor OF Mr. GoscheD who represents that district Ia
Parliament The Marquis OF salisbury presided. In a
speech Lord Salisbury said the Government receiv
ing support from all sides 1t was
Unionst, not Conservative. Minis
try The best OF the Liberal
and Conservative parties nothing before them
but great subjects OF imperial interest upon
which they closely agreed. He de-
plored the threatened degeneracy OF Parliament We're
men to educate their sons to sit In Parliament
and listen week after week TO the groaning and common
places OF the Irish membersi He believed the English
people would long put short sharp end to this scan
daL He cOntended that tho Liberals ignored
the fact that Ireland nation, but two. one OF
which wished to coerce the other. II was a case OF
rabbit nd boa constrc that the rabbit would
make bitter fight II left undefcnied.
Mr.. Goschen, responding to toast TO his health.
boased OF the continuous growth of the Unonist feeling
The doctrines OF the Land League seemed 10 be work
ing into the hearts OF the Radicals, making II
all the for their opponents TO rally In de-
fence Ot true law and orer. He would not admit the
degeneracy OF the House OF COmDoIs The present de-
bauch was Temporary The true men In the House
would be able 10 from It's apparent heplessness
lCheers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
VESSELS CAUGHT IN THE ICE

LOufsBuRG, C. b.. May 7-rhere are still enormous
quantities OF of the Cape Breton coast although the
port OF sydney open to navigation Captain Dickson
NJ tho schooner Duoa which has lust arrived reports
the schooner rber crashed in the ice In 81 Peters Bay
The crew escaped to Descooso repor, from Baline
SAYS that nu nbe Of landed tnero from two
topmast schooner the OF which was UNKNOWN
na.sing .teafner and w.re taken OF by her Nothing
nnre cinlte c, b.. learned as tho did not visit any
settlement -, a..
rior from Liverpool which pIsse Inward to-day, reports
much fog iuf aud great quantity OF loose ice
abreast Of Bird RockA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
RIGOROUS MEXICAN DISCIPLINE.

ST. LOUIS. May IA dispatch from Noga'es' Arizona
savs :. Regarding the execution OF the Mexican military
nsoners sentenced to shot for creating trouble near
here some time ago Governor Torres telesraphed j.
Chatham: ,,-,.u,,.-.
The mtlry prisoners have applied 70 81, snsna INC
court oi JuS,ioe w. .n, W tbsTs LOUIS E. TORkEs
This Telegram was In answer 10 private "e''AEo
The prisoners made application Just In tmo 70 prevent
eT.oton The higher court means tue w sa ~
the SECRETARY " War The prisoners are conn, on ~
nrson al Quay % and separated cacn Que pe,hs ~
rrlnse confinement This action means the oc"'n SOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

Of the Edison patents owned by the latter which would
give the petitioner power to manufacture the CONNER
cal instrument In Canada dismissed this morning
by Commissioner OF Patents CARING who gave Judgment
TO the effect that according to the statement accepted as
the true position by both companies the commercial In
srumen manufactured by the defendant does not en-
body or the elements claims OF the three Edison
patents impeached, and being OF tho opinion that the
weight OF evde In favor OF that vlew he thought
that the OF the commercial instrument Is not
an i'm portation OF any OF the Edison Inventions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
VOLCANO REPORTED IN MEXICO

sr. LOUIS May IA dispatch from Nosscs' Arizona
saws: Parties from report volcanic eruption
three DAYS ago thrty6ve miles southeast OF
and that great volumes OF smoke and lava are pc,ns
.n~o.u ont From the position OF the fire. which Is as
,n saen from several stations Oh tho sonora ran
road It is supposed TO be IN The sierra Ax1 ,ons H.
de- I'm the mouutans There is much ehcltrhenI
In tie vicinity the volcano and large hr eth
shoc. was felt here last Might but NO damage was
dome"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
pFprIs ACTIVE IN AFGHANIsTAN.

ODESSA, May Tt is reported from aor' 'n'' ~
.,.ban rebels have severed communication between
Uerat Cabul and Calcutta.
PARIS, May lit Is rumored from St Petersourg 'na'
Dhuecp singh is arranging with the Russian war parry
TO raise rebellion the Al han frontier Wl.n to ~ o %
the car to-day He Is accompanied Dy sooene' ons"'
az avOwed enemy OF England. - .,o,, .osod ie
M M OF tho unsettled condition or the
Lf.,h frn,f nIaaIIJn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
n,,ru op cuIEF LOHN MOUNT PLEASANT.

IocKPonr. May John Mount Pleasant chei Oh 'n'
rusearora Indians on the reservation In Lewiston.
Niagara County died yesterday Afternoon al tne age oi
years lie was chosen chei OF ms
when only venteen years Old anu NJ, , hsyn
was marked by excellent Judgment ms proP,od " h,o
been M porous and happy lie was thrice S ssc.s
sisrer of Ceneral Ell Parker. Indian Commissioners ""H
q ,ortIou of Presiduut Grants adminlsrauoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

N ~ "The Black Horse and his Rider"
william Herbert Bostwick. Ithaca; "Regulus to the
Roman Senate" Charles wiletts Stewart skaneateles
Irish Aliens and English Victories" (shep, Andrew
Strong White, syr acuse Supposed Speech Of John
Adams" (webster, Albert Lee soue. New Orleans The
New South Grady), Edwin Stanton Patton, Wellsboro
Penn; "speech before the Virginia Convention
Henry, Charles Maxwell Reynolds Dayton, Ohio {;
Dedication of the Bartholdi Statue Of Liberty" Ode
pew) Robert Thorne Newberry. New-YoIk; "The MUIR
der OF Loveoy" wendell Philipg Harry Leonard Tay-
lor Ithaca Repeal OF tho Irish Union" Shiel), George
Judd TanseY, 81 Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

ATLANTA May 7 tSpceiah. Although several symps-
thzers and friends of tho Gate City Guard threatened 10
tar and feather Charles 8. Atwood. the editor OF Inc
Capitol, who yesterday attempted to cowhde Captain
Burke as yet Atwood has escaped that indigny. MS
morning. however, while he was walking along one VI
-, ,us,ness strer "a OF the city, he met oy
Hoper xauder, voung lawyer and neinoef Oh tne
Cnards Alexander approached Atwood aud said 10
Won caim TO have whipped Captain Burkef ATWOOD
1enlied: struck him aud am proud OF IT. NO sooner
bad ne said this than Alexander slapped MIN III the aeo
with his omen hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
,.,u,on nrcl AMArIoNs Ar CORNELL.

Iru,c, NAV 2 tSpeciab.-Cornells junior contes. III
aocam,,iop cane of here last night in Gyinnasnm h"''
before large audience. The prize was won oy n"uo"
A White. ex.Prcsident Whites nephew Inc ol'o",ns
were the contestants; "kooert Emihet' ~
,snce. Edward Bradford Barnes, eoi"'"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

NEw.ORLEAss, May7 tSpeeiah-A letter received III
this city to-day from Floyd. La. states that wouaa
named Grace Blanton and man named kienard "oou'
win both colored charged with having roppeo and nuu
"a hos,ora NJ A. f. Balm were taken from Jail by bohy
c. 60 and armed men last Thursday night AMI hung
fo a Lrue about half mile north OF towh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
THE STEAMER LA CHAMPAGNE AGROUND
GOING ASHORE JUST AFTER A coLLIsIoN-TwENTY

ITALIAN EMIGRASTs DROWNED
LONDON May THE General Transatlantic
steamer La Champagne Captain Traub, which sailed
from Havre for New-York at 8 o'clock this
morning, while returning after having been
in collision ran aground near Avranches.
IL Is reported that twenty Italian emigrauts
whlle attempting, regardless of discipline,
to escape in the lifeboats were
drowned. The remainder of the passengers were
safely landed. The steamer can be floa ted easily.